Jacques COPEAU. 5 L.A.S., Paris and Givry 1922-1923, to Albert-Jean; 8pages in-8 or most in-4 with vignette and Le Vieux Colombier letterhead. Interesting correspondence between the director and the playwright. July 27, 1922, Copeau agrees to stage Albert-Jean's play La Petite Princesse during the 1922-1923 season at Le Vieux-Colombier. - September 20, 1923, he regrets having to give up staging the play, which "does not respond, either in subject, inspiration or form, to what I think I should expect from a new theater, to the kind of tendencies I want to encourage"... - September 24. Albert-Jean wants to appeal to the Société des Auteurs, Copeau tries to make him see reason and seeks conciliation. - September 28. Albert-Jean remains firm, Copeau regrets that conciliation is not possible, but it is impossible for him to reverse his decision. - October 3. Albert-Jean accepts conciliation. But Copeau has to specify the number of acts in the play, and above all, Copeau asks Albert-Jean to give him time...